Blow away your anxiety and doubts! Short phrases that lift your spirits and set you on a positive path.
Anyone can find themselves dwelling on negative thoughts at times.
For those with dreams or goals, it might be when you can’t feel the growth or results you hoped for; for those who haven’t yet found what they want to do, it might be anxiety about the future or life itself.
The form it takes differs from person to person.
So this time, I’ve put together a list of short phrases that can help lift your spirits.
I hope it will be of help when you’re feeling down or troubled and just can’t seem to feel positive.
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Blow away your anxiety and doubts! Short phrases that lift your spirits and make you feel positive (41–50)
98% of our worries are needless.Masahiro Fujimura
Long ago in China, the phrase “Ki-yū” (needless anxiety) was born from the fear that if the sky were to collapse, it would be disastrous.
It means unnecessary worry or groundless fears.
These words from Masahiro Fujimura—often hailed as a god of marketing consultants—also seem to sweep away our anxieties by saying, “You don’t need to worry.” Worry can give birth to more worry, can’t it? Yet so much of it is pointless to think about in the first place.
Like this saying, I want to tell my heart, “Take it easy,” and let it be moved in that direction!
It’s never too late to become the person you wanted to be.George Eliot
George Eliot was a female writer born in 1819.
Considering her era, this quote of hers still gives courage to those of us living today, doesn’t it? For people who blame their age, gender, or circumstances and give up on what they want to do or who they want to become, it may feel like a painful truth.
Conversely, if you decide you want to be or do something, shifting your mindset from that very moment may make new things possible.
This quote teaches us that the power of will and imagination matters far more than conditions.
Launching a boat into a storm isn’t the only form of courage.Snufkin (Moomin)
Speaking of Snufkin, in the Moomin stories he’s like an older-brother figure who offers mature insights.
This famous quote of his shows not just boldness, but also a grown-up ability to gauge the mood and the situation.
Of course, drive and motivation are important, but it reminds us that timing matters a great deal too.
It also teaches the difference between taking on a challenge and being reckless.
And to recognize that difference, being able to view yourself objectively is probably very important.
If you believe you can do it, you’re already halfway there.Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States.
Here is one of his famous quotes.
To believe you can do something requires proper preparation and the right mindset.
If you have those, all that’s left is to take action—perhaps that’s what he’s teaching us.
It’s also something he could say precisely because he was able to view himself objectively.
If someone who doesn’t understand themselves believes it, it might lead to recklessness.
It’s a quote to savor while keeping that point in mind.
Victory comes to those who are most patient.Napoleon Bonaparte
What makes a winner a winner? One answer can be found in the words of Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France.
To win, you must face yourself and accumulate countless hours of training.
Along the way, you may hit walls and feel like giving up.
But Napoleon said that those who refuse to quit and continue to persevere are the ones who become winners.
His words still apply today—to sports, studying, work, and many other pursuits.
Love the life you live. Live the life you love.Bob Marley
Do you love your life? And are you living a life you can truly call the best? Bob Marley, the Jamaican musician known as the god of reggae, left us these words filled with hints on how to live better.
The message is to love your life as it is, unconditionally, and to shape it into a life you can believe is the best.
They are warm words, fitting for Bob Marley, who sang of love and peace.
If you don’t give up on yourself, there’s no such thing as “losing” in life.Shigeta Saitō
Motoh Saito, who was also active as a psychiatrist and essayist, is known for leaving many words that gently speak to the heart.
This is a famous saying by a master healer of the mind that presents a positive way of thinking for walking through life.
It tells us that in life, giving up is the only true defeat, and as long as we don’t do that, we can keep moving forward without losing.
They are gentle words that also convey a relaxed message: rather than seizing victory, what matters first is simply not to be defeated.
